History Awesome / TheTenCommandments

* Moses leading the Hebrews out of Egypt, the music is an epic trumpet piece throughout the entire scene as it starts with this lone man leading such a large crowd of people, the various views of different people in states of happiness in leaving and ending with a long distance shot of the literal ''thousands'' of people leaving their bondage once and for all.

-->'''Moses:''' A city is built of brick, Pharaoh. The strong make many. The starving make few. (drops a brick on his side of the scale, tipping it in ''his'' favor) The dead make none. So much for accusations.

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-->'''Moses:''' A city is built of brick, Pharaoh. The strong make many. The starving make few. (drops (''drops a brick on his side of the scale, tipping it in ''his'' favor) HIS favor'') The dead make none. So much for accusations.

* Nefertiri has a tendency to be a full-blown bitch in this movie, which allows us to give a nod to Ramses; when he prepares to go hunt down Moses and the others, she, who had been rejected by Moses earlier, has the audacity to order Ramses to come back with his sword "stained with his blood!" Ramses gives her a DeathGlare and shuts her up with this gem of a comeback; "I will...to mingle with your own."

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* Nefertiri has a tendency to be a full-blown bitch in this movie, which allows us to give a nod to Ramses; when he prepares to go hunt down Moses and the others, she, who had been rejected by Moses earlier, has the audacity to order Ramses to come back with his sword "stained with his blood!" Ramses gives her a DeathGlare and shuts her up with this gem of a comeback; "I will...to mingle with your own."

** Moses pwning Rameses with plain logic and reason as to why he gave the grain belonging to the temple and one day's rest to the slaves:

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** Even before becoming the prophet and savior of the Hebrews, Moses pwning pwns Rameses with plain logic and reason as to why he gave the grain belonging to the temple and one day's rest to the slaves:

** Moses pwning Rameses with plain logic and reason as to why he gave the grain belonging to the temple and one day's rest to the slaves. As Moses confirms why he did what he did to Sethi, Rameses tips the scales against him by dropping small weights onto the scale, a proverbial 'scale of accusations,' in his favor. When the Pharaoh wants to know why...--> '''Moses:''' A city is built of brick, Pharaoh. The strong make many. The starving make few. (drops brick on his side of the scale, tipping it in ''his'' favor) The dead make none. So much for accusations.

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** Moses pwning Rameses with plain logic and reason as to why he gave the grain belonging to the temple and one day's rest to the slaves. As slaves:-->'''Seti:''' You raided the temple granaries?-->'''Moses:''' Yes. (Ramses adds a weight to the scale on "his" side)-->'''Seti:''' You gave the grain to the slaves?-->'''Moses:''' Yes. (Ramses adds another weight)-->'''Seti:''' You gave them one day in seven to rest.-->'''Moses:''' Yes. (Ramses adds another weight, making it seem impossible that Moses confirms why he did what he did can win)-->'''Seti:''' Did you do all this to Sethi, Rameses tips the scales against him by dropping small weights onto the scale, a proverbial 'scale of accusations,' in his favor. When the Pharaoh wants to know why...--> '''Moses:''' gain their favor?-->'''Moses:''' A city is built of brick, Pharaoh. The strong make many. The starving make few. (drops a brick on his side of the scale, tipping it in ''his'' favor) The dead make none. So much for accusations.

* "His god... ''is'' God."* Nefertiri has a tendency to be a full-blown bitch in this movie, which allows us to give a nod to Ramses; when he prepares to go hunt down Moses and the others, she, who had been rejected by Moses earlier, has the audacity to order Ramses to come back with his sword "stained with his blood!" Ramses gives her a DeathGlare and shuts her up with this gem of a comeback; "I will...to mingle with your own."

** Moses pwning Rameses with plain logic and reason as to why he gave the grain belonging to the temple and one day's rest to the slaves. As Moses confirms why he did what he did to Sethi, Rameses tips the scales against him by dropping small weights onto the scale, a proverbial 'scale of accusations,' in his favor. When the Pharoah wants to know why...--> '''Moses:''' A city is built of brick, Pharoah. The strong make many. The starving make few. (drops brick on his side of the scale, tipping it in ''his'' favor) The dead make none. So much for accusations.

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** Moses pwning Rameses with plain logic and reason as to why he gave the grain belonging to the temple and one day's rest to the slaves. As Moses confirms why he did what he did to Sethi, Rameses tips the scales against him by dropping small weights onto the scale, a proverbial 'scale of accusations,' in his favor. When the Pharoah Pharaoh wants to know why...--> '''Moses:''' A city is built of brick, Pharoah.Pharaoh. The strong make many. The starving make few. (drops brick on his side of the scale, tipping it in ''his'' favor) The dead make none. So much for accusations.

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